Fair Help

Aug 11, 2003 11 Replies

How about getting a pair of stilletto heel shoes and attach them to the wall with the heel sticking out to hang a quilt or WUH loops to for display ????

Boots with fabric stuffed in as 'booty' ???

Flossy Malvern England

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Christmas stockings (even if they are not christmas-y) full of yarn, needles, etc, etc would be cute, too.

How about items that >Our county fair is this week. I am the superintendent of the needle = arts

Hey, it's the county fair - lots of livestock - you need some horse shoes!!! For luck!

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Artfully displayed Wellington boots with fabric arranged like a flower display? You could use knitting needles as stalks for the flowers.

How about a poster that looks like dance steps (footprints) to show how to Happy Dance?

Our county fair is this week. I am the superintendent of the needle arts section, which includes the quilts. I am supposed to decorate our section according to the theme of our fair. This year it is "Kick up your heels". What we came up with was using shoes. I have a high heel I have turned into a pincushion. Knitting needles held by a boot. Fat Quarters rolled into another shoe. A few notions standing in a shoe. Any one have any ideas? I am at a standstill on this. TIA



Vikki in WA State


How about a cow with her hooves clicking behind her?

Even put foot steps all over the walls........and have all the footsteps coming IN thru the door leading directly to a point of interest. Butterfly(they can find their own way out ; )

Vikki > We could incorporate the footsteps doing the happy dance up to the > machine....:-)

sorry, Skamania county the other end of the state. :) but, you're invited anyway..

vikki in wa state

If I could draw, that would be a really good one. I can see a cartoon cow clicking her heels. thanks.

Vikki in WA State

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